Amazon QuickSight is a cloud-powered, serverless business intelligence service that allows for interactive dashboards accessible from various devices and embeddable into apps, portals, and websites.
Row-level security (RLS) in Amazon QuickSight ensures that users see data based on permissions. Trusted identity propagation allows passing a reader's identity to the data source for RLS.
The solution automates replication of entitlements from AWS Lake Formation to Amazon QuickSight, supporting both direct query and SPICE datasets.
The process involves using AWS Lambda to extract and transform data filters, storing them in Amazon S3, and creating rules datasets in QuickSight.
Prerequisites include enabling AWS Lake Formation and Amazon QuickSight services in the same account, along with necessary IAM permissions.
Creating groups in QuickSight and tables in Lake Formation, setting up row-level security in Lake Formation, and granting permissions are crucial steps.
A Lambda function extracts data filter rules and permissions from Lake Formation, transforms them for QuickSight, and stores them in S3.
The transformed data is then used to create rules datasets in Amazon QuickSight for implementing row-level security.
Testing row-level security involves creating and publishing dashboards for different user groups to demonstrate restricted data access.
Finally, the cleanup involves deleting resources created during the process to ensure proper resource management.